y
PURELY PERSONAL
Geo. Parker is up from Grants
Pass for a few days' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rummell are
at Gold Hill this week for a visit.
J. A. Uiuok and family will leave
Monday for Burwell, Nebraska.
Surveyor J. S. Howard is down at
Gold Hill this week doing surveying
Mercnant s. kosenthal was at
Gold Hill this week looking: after his
branch store at that place.
E. A. Johnson, head miller at A
A. Davis' .flouring mill in this city,
spent Wednesday in Ashland.
J. C. Baird, of the Medford Electric
company, left Sunday lor a visit in
Portland of two or more weeks.
Mrs. L. Crawford and sister, Miss
Ruby Eaton, returned to Jackson
ville Sunday evening. from Stocton,
(Jalif.
Mrs. E. M. Lumsden and daughter.
. Miss Carrie, returned Sunday evening
from their winter's stay at San Jose
and Stockton.
Attorney L. A. Esteb and family
were over at Antioch the first of the
week visiting Mr. Esteb's nephew, W.
ju. jsstett, ana lamiiy.
E. L. Bashford was down at Gold
Hill and Grants Pass this week in the
interest of the sale of products of the
Medford brewery and ice plant.
C. H. Kuhl, who has been an in
habitant of Southern Oregon for the
past couple of years, left Wednesday
evening for North Dakota, where he
expects to remain permanently.
Architect Bennet was at Sisson,
Calif., this week looking after some
possible work in his line, which will
be necessary in the rebuilding of that
portion of that town recently consumed
Dy nre.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wall arried in
Medford last Friday from Honolulu.
iney wm prooaoiy remain the sum
mer in Southern Oregon, Mr. Wall
baying extensive land interests here
abouts. Rev. H. S. Shangle. P. E. of the
Roseburg district, and Rev. J. A.
Crutchfield left Thursday for Neil's
school house to hold the 3d quarterly
meeting for the M. E. church, south,
in this charge.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kerr, formerly
from the Willamette valley, arrived
in Medford Tuesday evening and are
now looking about for a suitable farm
location. They have traversed many
parts of California but found nothing
to their liking.
John Wright and sister, Mrs. Al
bert Metcalf, arrived in Medford
Monday from Hyannis, Nebraska.
Their father resides in Jacksonville
and Mrs. Me teal f"s husband is employed
by John Cox upon a farm. They will
remain oermanenny in tne valley.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mumford and
children, of Kansas City, who have
been visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Carroll for the past few weeks,
left Wednesday evening for Tacoma,
where they will visit with friends, re
turning later for a more extended visit
at Mr. Carroll's pleasant Coker Butte
farm.
Myron Skeel was down from the
Gray saw mill, near Prospect, last
week and this for a few days' visit with
his familr. He isn't saying a word
derogatory to that country, but in
stead is soucding its praises far and
near and says he is going to camp on
that Prospect trail just as long as the
trail remains and he is here w camp.
Miss Flora Harrold, formerly of
Olympia, Washington, now stopping
in Medford with the family of E. V.
Nuckolls, on the east side, is endeavor
ing to organize a paiuting clas in the
city. She is meeting with a good bit
of success, having already secured six
or eight pupils. She is endorsed as be
ing proficient in this line of work
and a very fine lady.
W. J. Marlow and family, of Lake
creek, have moved to Medford and will
.hereafter make this their permanent
piace ot aooae. A son, J. U. Marlow,
who has been living at Drain, this
state, for sometime, has joined the fam
ily here and he, too, will remain. They
expecs 10 purcnase city property.
Medford and her people bids these
folks a hearty welcome.
Willis Townsknd left Monday tor
uriiisa uoiumoia, where he will en
gage in mining, in company, it we are
Dot mistaken with a brother, who is
already located there. The "Jadtre "
as Mr. Townsand was called hereabouts
by his associates, has a good many
good, solid friends here who are hop
ing that success will be his ia great
bounty.
J. A. Mggers and hi son, Willis,
started Tuesday for Josephine oaunty
where they will apea u an efcrhty
acre tract of land which Mr. Eggara,
Sr., recently purchased from the rail
road oompany It Is located thirteen
Biles from Graats Pass on the Cres
cent Otty stage road and upon it they
will erect a tmall house. The son will
remain and do farming but Mr. Eggors
ill oly remain about ten days.
Mr.aud Mrs. A. S. Buton and the
two children took Wednesday's train
(or Portland. Mrs. Bliton will proceed
t Oam county North Dakota to spend
the fcujBnaer with her mother and rela
tives, while A. S. will spend a few
days ia the Oregon metropolis. While
there he will stop at the Hotel Port
land a few hour and at other times
will serve ae a bright and shialaf
nark fer these who are watching
for friends front out of towa. If he
sheuid fail to meet the man who ii
lookiae for him we have no good
reason to expect he will not return ia
tiaie to oorrect this aspersion in Th
Mail's ext issue.
Advertised Letter List.
Following is a list of letters remaining un
called tor ia the Medford postofflce oa April IS,
Applegate, Glenn Bryar. J
Finnie, Mrs Lottie
A ohargo or one cent will be made upon de
livery of each of the above letters.
Persons calling for any or the above letters
will pljase say "Advertised. "
ILPUBDIN, Postmaster.
Important to Farmers.
Wakelee's Squirrel Exterminator
the original and only article of its kind
gi?ia complete satisfaction. Now re
duced from 50 cents to 39 cents per
ean. For sale b G. H. Haskins and
Chas. Strang'.
J
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEflENT.
Official Report of the Clerk and
Treasurer of Jackson County.
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
Of the County Clerk of Jackson County, State
of Oregon, showing the amounts of claims al
lowed by the County Court, tor what allowed,
amounts ot warrants drawn from the 1st day
of Ootober. 1SV5, to the 31st day of March,
1S90, both Inclusive, and amount ot warrants
outstanding and unpaid:
J R Nell, county judge, salary f 600 00
N A Jacobs, county clerk and deputy,
salary 1M0 00
a f auerson.snerm ana aeputy, sai ry
Grant Rawllngs, county recorder " ..
M S Welch, county treasurer ' . .
auto 00
TIM 00
400 00
350 00
100 00
182 00
uus ixewDury, bohooi supt,
James Helms, stock inspector " ..
Owen Keegan, janitor salary
S Patterson, board and washing for
prisoners
County commissioners, per diem and
milage
Geo A Jackson, county assessor,
County printing and blanks,
Blank books and stationery,
Roads and bridges.
Court house and jail
Indigent persons
Erail de Koboam. county hospital
Bounty on panther scalps
Wood for court house and jail
Justice courts
944 S3
133 (0
2.1-5 00
125 87
1M 00
1343
200 09
two
14tVS 23
38 00
207 40
SW S3
31473 90
65 90
115 00
S5 SO
230 80
Circuit court.
Postage stamps
Examin
nation of teachers
insane persons...
Coroner's Inquests
Road supervisors' compensation.
Expenses reform sohool
Rebate on taxes
Land entries
Publishing delinquent tax list ... .
2351 54
87 85
61 75
3 30
234 00
Total am't claims allowed and drawn I 19410 08
Outstanding warrants on March31.'90ll8S.63O 74
Warrants Issued during six months. . . 19.4 10 Ot)
f 148,040 80
PER CONTRA.
Warrants paid during six months.
" outstanding April 1, 1890
.1 S.919 41
. 139.131 39
(14S.040 80
State of Oregon, I
County ot Jackson, f M-
- I. N A Jacobs, countv clerk of the eountv of
jacKson, state oi uregon, ao neretiy ceriity mat
the foregoing Is a true and correct statement of
toe amount oi claims allowed by tne county
court ot said county for the six months ending
on the 31st day of March. 1SW. andot the amount
of warrants drawn, outstanding and unpaid as
tne same appears upon tne records of my onice
and ia my official custody.
itaess ray hand and the seal of the county
court ot said county, this 8th day of April, A
O.. 1896.
seal N. A. Jacobs, County Clerk.
SIXI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the County Treasurer of Jackson county,
state oi uregon. lor six months ending on the
31st day of March, 1898, of money received and
paid out, from whem received, and from what
source, and on what account paid out:
GENERAL FTND
To amount on band from last report
October 1st. 1S95 t
1714 80
2311 88
10M2 58
To taxes tor 1894
' 1895
' N A Jacobs, county clerk, fees ot
office
19M 70
V6 74
t 35
300 00
HO 111
9 5
TO 00
3 50
63 40
To S Patterson, sheriff, fees ot office .
" G Rawllngs, recorder, ..
" Liquor license
" Costs In circuit court
" Cash refunded by John A Williams
" V A Owen
" " sale of wood
'- Costs and interest, State vs D Law
. - I 1733S 50
ran contra
By County warrants redeemed I 8919 41
" interest paid on redeemed warranto Wi St
" Ami transferred to State fund 1125 M
" Cash on band April 1st, 1MM 46S9 83
17338 fO
By Am t or Klamath county warrant
including interest f 14tf9 37
state rrso
To received tor taxes for IS S 42t9 92
" Am't transferred from general fund 1135 Ss
S 6375 08
PER CONTRA
By State treasurer's receipt for state
taxes for 1996, (part payment).. f 5375 OS
Total am't ot state taxes for year 1895 ISUTI US
SCHOOL ITND
To cash In treasury Oct 1. 1!06 f MS 05
" Received from taxes... 4034 84
" " Ones 196 00
f 4765 50
PERICOXTRA
By Sup't's orders paid f SilO 00
" Cash in treasury April 1, 19S 4405 SO
47C5 50
SPECIAL ROAD FTND
To cash In treasury Oct. 1. 1895 f 9 60
" Am't received from state treasurer 163 35
178 85
PER CONTRA
By warrants paid $
Cash In treasury April 1. 1896
75
173 10
ITS 85
29 00
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE FCSD
To cash in treasury Oct 1. lHftV. I
PER CONTRA
By cash In treasury April 1, WM. f
29 00
soldiers' ptkd
To cash In treasury Oct 1. 189a. ..
" Received from taxes
369 !2
14 30
883 53
peb costha
By warrants paid
... Cm In ireuiiry April l, 18(6.
as to
390 02
I 383 52
SUM MM ART 0 BALACES IN THE SEVERAL FUNDS
General fund I 4680 92
School fund 4465 SO
Special road fund..... ' 17 ig
Institute fund 39 00
Soldiers' fund 320 02
School district No I lie 40
" a
14 u M 49
44 44 44 f""
fll 44 41 yg'
753 49
147 40
479 84
3 IT
8
" " "
" K.'.
44 4t 44
70!
" " n..
U 44 14 75
" " " 76.!
44 44 44 n
8 00
4 4
09 41
46
10 91
83 39
43 69
16 44
8 08
City of Jacksonville...,
111 44
116 01
681 94
ueaiora ,
' Ashland
( 12X11 33
State of Oregon, 1
County of Jackson.
I. If. S. Welch. Countv Treasurer, otthaeoua.
ty of Jackson, State of Oregon, do hereby cer
tify that the foregoing is trne and correct
statement of the amounts received, paid out
and remaining on hand in the coanty treasury
ot said county for the six months eadlng the
Slat day of March, A. O., 1890.
rruneas my nana tbis.su aay or April, 1306.
M. S. WBLCBL Casniz Trajan ror
By L. L. Jacobs, Deputy.
Bute of Oregon,
jounty 01 Jackson, j
I, H. A. Jacobs, County Clerk af eatd eoanty
ad saste. Ao hereby oartif r that the feraaolna-
statement of the County laeeaurer aawaw with
the reoords asd flies of ma erne ana la mr
custody.
witness my hand ant the seal of the oounty
court this 8lh day of April, A. aVO.
N. A. Jacobs, County Clerk,
STATE U H N-V
Of the flnanolal condition of Jackson county,
w.uauu, wu .43 oin. uy Ul nasren, IBV9.
LIABILITIIEH
To warrants drawn on the county
treasurer outstanding andunpuid... 1139 121 39
Te estimated Interest accrued 36000 00
Total liabilities 1175,131 39
RESOKCES
By funds In hands of county treasurer
applicable to the payment of county
warrants a 4,689 92
By funds In hands of Sheriff applica
ble to the payment of oounty war
rants 15,899 24
By Klamath county warrant 1,359 w
" Interest on same 109 40
" Amount of taxes and costs on land
sold for taxes in 1893 9,000 00
By amount of taxes and costs on land
m for taxes la 1894. 4,509 fit
By estimated current unpaid taxes
of 1896 applicable to the payment of
county warrants 29,ISS 02
Total resources, exclusive of publlo
property I 50,680 65
ndebtcdncss of the county 1124,440 84
itespeetiuuy suDmitiea,
N. a. Jacobs, County Clerk.
Gold Hill items.
BY WILL
Q. W. Cox ia prospecting
Oil
Foots creek.
"Work will begin on the streets
in a short time.
Miss Sadie DeBoy has been quite
ill the past week.
Mrs. Judge Richards is recover
ing from la grippe.
Mr. Buck, of Tolo, was here on
business Saturday.
Mr. Reeser, of Jump-Off-Joe,
was here this week.
' Arthur Fitzgerald and wife have
returned to Gold Hill.
Will Jackson, of Medford, was in
Gold Hill Wednesday.
Jerome Fitzgerald made a busi
ness trip to Tolo Wednesday.
Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Boweu
were in town shopping Wednesday.
A. T. Holt, of Wimer, was among
his many friends at this place bun
day. M. Anderson, of Gall's creek, re
ports the fruit all killed up that
way .
Miss Dora McMahan, of Medford,
was the guest of Mrs. Crydcr last
week.
Mr. McGintis, of San Francisco,
is with friends in Gold Hill this
week.
Albert, Verna and Ona Clements
were among our school visitors this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Lyman visited her
sister, Mrs. Pankey, one day this
week.
Mrs. Moore, of Sams Vallev, was
the guest of Mrs. Judge Richards
Sunday.
W. S. Cook and F. T. Sublett
were in town on Dusiness one day
this week.
Wm. McKuight has now taken
his place in the Marksberrv &
Co's store.
L. L Carter and son, W. Carter,
are working 111 their mines on
Galls creek.
Mr. Heck is staying with Mr.
Richards and thinks he will locate
in Gold Hill.
John Williams, the Medford
tailor, was with friends in Gold
Hill Wednesday.
The ditch surveyors are at work
and have surveyed as far as Mr.
Masterson's place.
A.1 Lewis and Mr. Barnhart, of
the Applegate mines, came in town
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Hunter has been taking
views of Rogue river in some of the
most picturesque places.
A timber of nice fish are being
caught in Kogue river great sport
tor the boys alter school.
Mrs. Hugham, Mrs. Stanley and
Miss Bloomingcamp, of the Braiden
mines spent luesday in town.
Fred Downing, of Central Point,
was 111 town Monday. He de
livered an organ to Mr. Moffitt.
A patent medicine man was sing
mg songs and selling his medicine
on the streets Wednesday evening
A. C. Baird and G. W. Davis
left this week for Waldo. They
are looking for work in that locality
Harry Patrick, Geo. Obenchain
and Fred Jones, of Central Point,
IROoEneirs
Anxiously water, declining health of
their ianghlers. So mamj are oat off
by onaumptioB in early years that
then ia seal caaae tor anxiety. Iu
tlM early stage, when not beyond
the reach of medicine, Hood's Sarsa
parilla will restore the quality and
quantity ot the blood and thus fire
gooaneaiui. eaa tne fallowing letter:
"It ia bat Jut to write abut ray
daughter Can, aged II. Bhe was mib
psetely ran down, eenltning, had that tlxjad
lee liny, and friends said she woald Mt
lira over threw faoattw. 6be ka a twd
aai aotafcf a ni to i tar any ffod.
I bappanad to Nad sheat Heed's Banapa
xlila ead had her give U a taaW. Xreaath.
tifcy dee aba began m get be)ear.
iter taklag a lew hoHlej aew wes dan
leteJtr e&aed and ke keaiU hm bera the
beat wfar slace." Hm. Aosni Patac
IS Bailroad Pfcce, AmMvtiua, W. T.
"I will aay that my mother has not
stated my oase in as strong words aa I
wonld have done. Hood's SaiMparllle
has truly cured me and I am now well."
Cora Peck, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Be sure to get Hood's, because
Mood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 1.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Hood'
r,;.. are purely vegetable, re
rlllS Habie and banaatlal. at
attended our last Saturday evening
dance.
Mrs. Biedler, of Sams Valley, was
in town shopping Monday. She re
ports Mr. Barns' health as not im
proved. Died, April 21. Mr. Mauzev.
Deceased was over seventy-two,
years of ago and leaves a wife and
six children.
Gus Williams, Medford's popular
liveryman, drove to Wondvillle
Thursday, and made friends here a
pleasant call on his return.
Mrs. Amy, of Central Point, with
he daughter, Miss Laura, and son,
Albert, and Mrs. FredSlagle visited
in Gold Hiil one day last week.
Miss Olive Gordon has returned
from her Grants Pass trip, and
after making a pleasant visit with
friends here, returned to Sams Val
ley Wendesday.
C. P. Parker, Chas. Horn, and
Jas. Dodge went to Phoenix this
week to do some work on the prop
erty recently purchased by Mr.
Parker at that place.
We are glad tw report that Mr.
Ladd, who was injured by the mine
caving in on him, has recovered his
right mind and is also slowly re
gaining his good health.
L. E. Pate is building a new
house on Wall street. He will
move his familv there as soon as
the building is completed and will
open a boot und shoo making shop.
Ed. Deorine, of Merlin, is work
ing for M-srs. Houghatn and
Stanley iu th5. Braiden mines.
The mines are paying well at pres
ent, very rich quartz being taken
out.
On account of the storm the
regular game of base ball between
Sardine creek and Gold Hill was
postponed. The Gold Hill base ball
team has challenged the Central
Point base ball team for a game on
May 1st.
Mr. McLaughlan, an old gentle
man, died the night of April 20th,
of old ace and ceneral debilitv.
The deceased leaves three children,
in t asbington, and a wife and two I
grand children at this place He
was buried at Rock Point
Wednes-
dav.
For Sale Cheap.
The Suter preen house property,
compriina little over two acres of
laod. r runs, berries and all varieties
of flowers in abundance. The build
ings are substantial; the preen house
in perfect running order. N'o place in
the city has been given greater care.
Will sell cheap if sale is mude soon.
K. SUTER.
Legal blanks at Tim Mai:, offlce.
Florida O ran ere Cider
The most wonderful summer drink that ever
Suencnea the thirst or man or sweetened
le Hps of woman. It is the mingled souls
of the most delicious tropical fruits. In It
you will And the sunshine ana shadow that
chased each other over the billowy fields:
the breath of June, the carol of the lark, the
dews of nirht, the wetdth of summer and
autumn's rich oontent, all golden with the
imprisoned light. Drink It and you will
hear the voice of men and maidens singing
Florida Orange Cider...
Mingled with laaghter or children. For
years this liquid Joy has been within the
happy staves of oak. longing to toush the
lips of mat.. This delicious drink can only
uv 4VUHU a...
GRATER .
BOLD MONAOGU
An I aa ported Clydesdale stallidfa. -will
make the season of 18JMJ at tho tollowinar
places: Central Point, Monday and
Tuesday; Medford, Wednesday and
Thursday; Bybeo Bridge, Friday and
Saturday of each week, at the following:
ratca for service: Sintrlo service, $5;
soasti, $10; to insure, $12.50. Persons
htivliiu mures will miss a pood chance
by not breeding to tho above named
horse. Will take a limited supply of
bay, grain, potatoes or iwrk in ex
change at market price. Our motto is
live and lot live. I muko this oil'or so
us to reach every one who may want to
raise a colt. Examine thi horse before
you ;ook elsewhere. For any informa
tion retfardlnj? earna. address,
U. UlLCnKiM, Manager,
Central Point, Oregon .
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report"
MM
Absolutely pure
Get on to the Northern Pacific Flyer.
The change of time via. the Nortbein Pacltlo
enables pamtengers to leave Portland daily at
6 p. m., reaching St. Paul and Minneapolis la
three days St. Louis and Chicago in tbree
and one half duys. Lincoln. Neb., ut 12:65 noon
of the third day, Omaba at 4.W. St. Joseph at)
::, iicniHon ai o:u, L,euvenHtvortn at t.m ana
Kansas City at 8:00.
You can seeby this that the Northern Pacific
equnls all other lines to all points, and if you
will compare schedules, you wilt see that the
Northern Pacltlc beats all other lines into Lin
coin four honrs. Ht. Joseph twelve hours,
Leavenworth fourteen hours, nnd Kansas Cltr
ten hours and forty live minutes, where Iramo-
uiuio connections are made In union depots
for all points south.
Don't forget that the Northern Paclflc is the
only line running two trains dally to the east,
the only dining car route from Portland, the
only Hue running a Mint class Pullman sleeper
inrougn irom Portland to Minneapolis and Hi.
Paul without change, and the only line to the
Yellowstone National Park.
For all Information, tickets, sleeping car res
ervations, etc. call on or write C. C. Belknak,
agent. Medford, or A. D. Chailton. assistant
--i:eral puMengor agent, Morison street,
Puriluud, Oregon.
u. upooka is ready to sell manu
facturer's rights as well as sub-irrigating
pipe,
The finest wool and cottfi blankets
ever brought to Medford from 75 cents
up. at Angle St Ply male's.
MILLINERY . . .
L05HER & NORRIS
Invite the ladies of Medford
to call and inspect their new
Spring and Summer Hats
!3 Every article new and up to
E date. Millinery parlors at
IS) The Fair store
...THE MEDFORD...
LAW, CLAIMS AND
...COLLECTION
BUREAU
i Special attention given to business
of non-residents.
American and European corres
pondents.
Inclose stamp for inquiries.
S. S. PENTZ,
Attorney and Counsellor.
MEDFORD, - OREGON
Vou
Want
nor
And you will get them. He
Supe
WIOS
Sub-Irrigation...
ARE YOU
Going to put up a
If so, you will want
We are also Agents for
Buffalo Pitts Steam Threshers
We carry at all times a general line of
Agricultural Implomonts
Also barb wire, and a complete line of extras.
We eell Douglas Spray Pumps.
HUBBARD BROS-
Corner Seventh and A. MEDFORD, ORBflQpf
JWISTLtETOE..
This Standard bred Trotting
Stallion will stand for the
season of 1896, at the barn
known as the G. L. Davis
stable, Medford....
MISTLETOE
Ii dark bay; weighs 1200 pounds:
black above knee and hocks; foalM
at SpringheltJ, Ul., Kept. 6, 1886.
PEDIGREE: Sired by Raymond, son of
reoord 1:341, and eire of Secratee.
Hambletonian, eire of Dexter, 2:171. Nettie, 2:18, Oranire GirL 2:i
Gazelle, 2:21, Jav Gould, 2:2U, and
2:30 or better. First dam, May Alexander, by Herr Alexander, son f
Mauibrino Pilot, 1:27A, and sire of Ilannis, 2:173, Mambrino Gift, 2:31,
Emulus, 2:25, David Wallace, 2:28, and Morning, 2:30; eonofMaM
brino Chief, sire of Lady Thorn, 2:18. Second dam, Old Fly, by Bam
ner Chief, sire of the dum of Corban's Bashow, 2:26, of Manibrano Chief.
TERMS, SEASOlSr, S15
Due at end of season or when mare is
neighborhood. Care will be taken
be responsible should any occur.
S. BRADBUBY, Manager.
Popster
D. Brooks, the tinner, has just re
ceived a fine line of new cook stovea,
and is selling them cheap.
Notice to Stockholders.
Orru-E ok Gold hiu. Mining Co,
ilKOFOHD, Ore., April 22, 1868. f
TOTICE is hereby given that an assessment
11 of C100 per share on the capital stock of
said company, levied this day. is now due and
payable to the secretary of the company, at its
onice in Medford; and If not paid in Thirty
Days will be delinquent, and will be sold at
office of saldcompany, at public auction. May
ii, lf6, at 0 o'clock, a. m.
M. I. Rhinhart,
Bec'y of Gold BUI Quartz Mining Co.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contains Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completly derange the whole system
when entering It through the mucus surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except m
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they do is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney t Co., To
ledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is. taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surface of tho system. In bnylng Hall's
Catarrh cure be sure yau get the genuine. It Is
taken internally, and made In Toledo. Ohio, by
F. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists, price 70c per bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
JAKE NOWAK
...Fur Api SMd Dresser
All kinds of Skins tanned and
dressed on shares or cheap for
cash. Skins of bear, panther,
Angora, etc., made ready for
floor mats, with trimmings....
Bead stuffing a specialty. Coyotes, wild
cat. coon, fox, etc., for buggy robes. Ail
kinds of coloring for buckskin. Skins
of calf, sheep, goat, dog, etc .. made into
shoe, oil or kid leather. Advice Have
your skins tanned properly or not at all.
Medals awarded by San Francisco Mechanics
fair. Several premiums by California stale
and county fairs...
My Bread Rises
to Explain....
That absolute cleanliness attends its
every condition from the setting of the
sponge to the wrapping for delivery.
That is a point I insist upon ; can you
appreciate it ? The same care which
alter all is only honesty is given to my
Pastries, Cake
and Confections...
Resulting in purity and wholesome
nesa In aU my productions. Special
given to lunches for socials and parties
WILSON, THE BAKER...
PATRONIZE"
Mackey,
MEDFORD
OREGON...
guarantees his work
. B-oj'ii thj Tinner for Particulars
windmill this summer?
an
RIH JWOTOS...
Soeratee. 4-
roaa eeldiajr.
2:27$, by Ryudyl
thirty-two others with records i
disposed of or removed from th
to prevent accidents but I will nt
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SPENCER CHILDERS, Owner